Guatemala Continues to Bulldoze Anti-Corruption Edifice
On July 24, hundreds of protesters took to the streets across the country in anger at the decision. They demand the Attorney General resign.
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Ortega Violates Rights & Guarantees of Political Prisoners
Institutions controlled by Ortega disregard all norms of due practice, the Constitutional guarantees and signed international treaties.
Cuba’s “Confused” Faces
Eighty-eight-year-old Sara Naranjo took to the streets on July 11th, with an old pot in hand. She beat it with the handle of a knife…
The Dangerous Job of Defending Ortega’s Political Prisoners
Five of the political prisoners’ defense attorneys have fled the country, following an uptick in threats against them.
US-Cuba Relations After July 11th Protests
This new landscape seems to indicate it isn’t a good time for those who bet on the start of more beneficial & constructive US-Cuba relations.
Nicaragua: Ortega Regime Targets 24 NGOs
Medical groups that criticized the regime for its handling of the pandemic are the most harshly punished by the initiative.
Pandemic Advances Fast in Cuba, New Highs
Only two days ago we reported records of new Covid-19 positives for Cuba. Now those figures are a thing of the past.
El Salvador’s Bitcoin Mining Proposal Faces Many Hurdles
Among the Salvadoran population, there are many who are also racking their brains trying to understand Bukele’s move for Bitcoin mining.
Cuban Chess Grand Master Arian Gonzalez Awaits Trial
Chess Grand Master Arian Gonzalez was released Thursday after 10 days in jail for participating in the July 11 protests. He now faces trial.
Cuba’s Social Fabric Is Hurting
“Violence is not a solution, respect for each and every Cuban is. Calling for fratricide can be the death of the nation.”